Hoegh v. See

— Appellant Eldred See and appellee are both students at the University of Iowa, at Iowa City.

On the night of October 11, 1931, appellee, in company with two other young men students, attended a dance at Cedar Rapids. They left the dance shortly before one o’clock, and started back to Iowa City in appellee’s automobile, a Model T Ford touring car. Appellee was the driver of the automobile. The route followed by the three students was over Highway No. 161, a regularly paved arterial highway, 18 feet in width, and with a black line marking the center. About twelve miles south of Cedar Rapids…